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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1953
Page
8
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The 91st Infantry Division staged a simulated night combat raid during the Grand National Junior Livestock Exposition at the Cow Palace San Francisco. The two hour arena show featured blank gunfire and flares amid mock battles, with the Sixth Army Band and a 120 member honor guard closing the military segment.
April brings spider mite risk on blackberry vines as leaf buds swell. A lime sulfur spray at six gallons per 100 gallons of water can curb mites. Attacked fruit stays red and hard, drupelets remain unripe and unpalatable, including Boysen Logan and red raspberry varieties.
Kern County Fair will use three expert judges from art architecture and farming for community booths. Judges will be selected from three candidates per category and not identified in advance to avoid bias. The 1953 fair runs Sept 28 to Oct 4 and adds rock drilling sheep dog trials and extra horse cutting class events. Also discussed is a possible racetrack delayed to 1954.
The Associated Farmers of California urged the federal government to negotiate with the Philippines to import farm workers for harvest labor. They also pressed to shift the Mexican National program administration from labor to agriculture. Directors reelected L. C. Unger, Donald Steadman, Francis C. Greer, and H. Strobel to lead for another year.
Edgar Warren of UCLA Institute of Industrial Relations predicts few prolonged labor strikes in 1953. He cites lasting contracts, unions recovering from long strikes, and a policy of watchful waiting during the new administration.
A 14 member visiting committee from the Evolutive Criteria study praised Shafter High School for its self evaluation work and quality classroom materials. The report noted strong teacher student relations and effective use of facilities and programs in student activity counseling and administration. Recommendations will guide future building expansions including offices, counseling and attendance spaces, library, study hall, auditorium and music facilities.
A community drive to raise funds for cancer research and services begins in Shafter with a local goal of 1200 dollars as part of a national campaign. Co chairmen C J Ted Vignolo and Jesse D Stockton emphasize volunteers and modest contributions, noting every dollar supports research service and education programs.
A dense schedule of radio programs spans morning to late night with titles such as Keyboard Kings, Public Service blocks, Gospel Songs, Weather, World Roundup, Hymn Request Time, Bible Institute, Rescue Mission, News, and various music blocks. The listing includes station 1050 on your dial with multiple channels of religious, classical, and public affairs programming and names like Allan Jones Show and Kings and Queens.
Thomas J. Eadington of the Eadington Co. urged California citrus growers, packers, shippers, and distributors at the 25th Orange County Citrus Growers Institute in Anaheim to form a new organization. He argued California markets should be promoted to benefit local producers and reduce reliance on other markets.
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